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Hi, there Let’s say a student in a history class is kind of confused about the events, dates and the material in general. Would it sound odd to use any of these sentences below if he/she wants to get a big picture of the history involved? “Could you just draw a kind of timeline so I can get a historical bearing on the material” “Could you just draw a kind of timeline so I can get my bearings/a bearing bearing on the history here” “Could you just draw a kind of timeline so I can situate myself in the history on this” What could I say? Thank you!!
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"Could you just" can sometimes sound abrupt so I would suggest saying: I am really confused. Please could you draw a timeline? I feel that would help clarify things for me. OR I am really confused here. Please could you draw a timeline? I feel that would help me understand the details and events much more clearly.
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Sounds a bit uncommon to me, but you would say: “Could you just draw a timeline so I can get my bearings” The idiom is “get one’s bearings” , but, honestly, I have never used it before... perhaps the British used them more than Americans. Rather, I would say something like: “Excuse me, could you draw a timeline to better understand the big picture about when the events occurred?”
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